Bizwax · Research
Five minds. One answer.
Ask a question once. ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, Claude and Perplexity read each other’s replies and deliberate — round after round — until they settle on a single answer you can trust.
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- A
ClaudeREVISE
Tightened the definition and added the edge case the draft missed.
- C
ChatGPTAGREE
Correct and complete — nothing material to add.
- G
GeminiAGREE
Clear, well-scoped, and accurate.
- K
GrokAGREE
Agreed with the draft.
Consensus reached · all models agree
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The panel
Five model families, not five wrappers.
Each model gets a neutral letter, not a colour — identity you read, not decode. Enable the ones you want and pick each one’s model in Settings; a model joins the round only when it is turned on. More families on the panel means more meaningful disagreement — and a stronger answer when they converge.
How it works
A round-robin, until they genuinely agree.
One question fans out to the whole panel. Each turn is one metered model call, and the deliberation is built in your browser, so you watch it happen.
Draft
The first model on a shuffled order writes an initial answer to your question.
Review & vote
Each next model reads the current draft and every vote before it, then returns AGREE or REVISE with a one-line reason.
Revise or agree
A REVISE replaces the draft with a better answer. An AGREE endorses it. The panel keeps circling.
Consensus
When every active model agrees on the same draft in a row, that answer is the consensus — marked and saved.
Arbiter
No agreement by your max-rounds cap? A chosen arbiter model synthesizes the final answer — labelled, so you know it was not unanimous.
In the panel
You see the disagreement, not just the verdict.
A round-robin, not a poll
One model drafts. Each next model reads the current draft and every vote before it, then returns AGREE or REVISE with a one-line reason. A REVISE replaces the draft; the panel keeps circling until every active model agrees on the same one.
An arbiter breaks a deadlock
If the panel has not converged by your max-rounds cap, a model you choose synthesizes the final answer — and it is labelled, so you always know whether the result was unanimous or arbitrated.
You see the disagreement
Every vote carries its rationale, and the full deliberation expands or collapses. The disagreement is usually the useful part: it shows where a single model would have quietly misled you.
Your panel, your models
Turn each of the five families on or off and pick which model each one uses. A model joins a round only when it is enabled, and the settings persist across sessions.
Stop any time
Halt a run mid-deliberation and keep the best draft so far. A live meter shows how close the panel is to agreeing.
One document per run
Each finished run is written to your Library as a single document — the answer plus how the panel reached it — ready to reference later.
Ready when you are
Ask once. Get consensus.
Launch AI Consensus from your Bizwax catalog and put five models on your next hard question.
Common questions
- How is this different from asking three models myself?
- They read each other. A model revising a draft has seen the previous answer and every vote before it, so the result is a negotiated answer rather than three separate opinions you have to reconcile yourself.
- What if they never agree?
- You set a maximum number of rounds. If the panel has not converged by then, an arbiter model you choose writes the final answer, and the result is labelled as arbitrated rather than unanimous.
- Do I need to add API keys?
- No. Every turn runs through Bizwax on platform credits. If you add your own key for a provider, that model’s turns cost you no credits — the provider bills you directly instead.
- What does it cost to run?
- On a paid plan, if you add your own provider API key the provider bills you directly and Bizwax charges no credits. Without a key, runs spend from the credits included with your plan — and the tool tells you when that happens. Organizations can supply one shared key for the whole team.
- Where does my work go?
- Everything you generate is saved to your Library automatically, so it survives closing the tab. Library is available on Pro and Business plans. You choose what, if anything, to share to Creations.